THE WOLF THAT LOOKS LIKE ME
TitanChord
Intro
Everybody warned me about the wolves.
Nobody warned me—
one of ’em would know my name.
Verse 1
I learned young to bare my teeth
Before the world could see me bleed
Turned every wound into a wall
Then swore I never hurt at all
Pride kept strangers from my door
Then drove away the ones worth more
It stood behind me, tall and black
And ate the bridges at my back
Pre-Chorus
Every time I bowed my head
Something in me stood instead
Chorus
There’s a wolf that looks like me
Wearing all my history
It feeds on every word I swallow
Every man I’ll never follow
Kept me standing, kept me mean
Killed the better man in me
I don’t fear what hunts these trees—
I fear the wolf that looks like me
Verse 2
He was there when she said, “Stay”
Whispered, “Let her walk away”
When my brother reached his hand
That wolf made sure I’d never bend
Now every room I enter knows
The cold arrives before I do
I won every fight I couldn’t lose
And lost the ones I didn’t choose
Chorus
There’s a wolf that looks like me
Wearing all my history
It feeds on every word I swallow
Every man I’ll never follow
Kept me standing, kept me mean
Killed the better man in me
I don’t fear what hunts these trees—
I fear the wolf that looks like me
Bridge
Maybe strength ain’t never kneeling
Maybe pride ain’t never healing
Maybe courage ain’t a fight
Maybe it’s letting someone see
The frightened man beneath the teeth
Before that wolf eats me alive
There’s a wolf that looks like me
But he ain’t everything I’ll be
I fed him anger, fed him grief—
Tonight, that animal goes hungry
I don’t fear what hunts these trees
I fear the wolf—
that looks like me
Outro
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Lyrics
Intro Everybody warned me about the wolves. Nobody warned me— one of ’em would know my name.
Verse 1 I learned young to bare my teeth Before the world could see me bleed Turned every wound into a wall Then swore I never hurt at all Pride kept strangers from my door Then drove away the ones worth more It stood behind me, tall and black And ate the bridges at my back
Pre-Chorus Every time I bowed my head Something in me stood instead
Chorus There’s a wolf that looks like me Wearing all my history It feeds on every word I swallow Every man I’ll never follow Kept me standing, kept me mean Killed the better man in me I don’t fear what hunts these trees— I fear the wolf that looks like me
Verse 2 He was there when she said, “Stay” Whispered, “Let her walk away” When my brother reached his hand That wolf made sure I’d never bend Now every room I enter knows The cold arrives before I do I won every fight I couldn’t lose And lost the ones I didn’t choose
Chorus There’s a wolf that looks like me Wearing all my history It feeds on every word I swallow Every man I’ll never follow Kept me standing, kept me mean Killed the better man in me I don’t fear what hunts these trees— I fear the wolf that looks like me
Bridge Maybe strength ain’t never kneeling Maybe pride ain’t never healing Maybe courage ain’t a fight Maybe it’s letting someone see The frightened man beneath the teeth Before that wolf eats me alive There’s a wolf that looks like me But he ain’t everything I’ll be I fed him anger, fed him grief— Tonight, that animal goes hungry I don’t fear what hunts these trees I fear the wolf— that looks like me
Outro
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